Yinjaa-Barni Art

The Water Water on country sustains the land, culture and life.

Midnight sky This painting reminds me of when we go camping out bush we always camp out in the flat where we can see the stars shining.

Honey Ants Honey ants are shown here collecting food before winter. Bunjima people call the food ‘mulma nujnu’. This name comes from the leaves, and another name is ‘ngardanu’, which comes from the branches.

Rugged Country During dry summer months our country looks so dry, but the beauty of the red earth, the spinifex and dry grass make it beautiful. Although it doesn’t rain, but during the cool weather, the wetness in the morning, the heavy dew waters it all down and the new Read more…

Jirda Flour Increasing Site It is one of the sacred sites on the way to GG. It’s a place where Yindjibarndi ancestors walked the country gathering bush food, camping, staying close to main pools surroudning the area Wayumarri. Bilaa is a small seed that grows there. It is gathered and Read more…

Pilbara Landscape After the Raim After the rain the rivers and creeks in our country come alive with a new growth of plants . The country is filled with beautiful colours. We rejoice looking at our rivers and creeks full of water, so that we can go fishing, kids can Read more…

Wildflowers in my Country Sun We have so many wildflowers in the Pilbara in many beautiful colours. The start to bloom in the wintertime in the winter sunshine.

Seeds and Waterways After the rains in the wet season, the waterways are full and the seeds are ready to come up and show all the beautiful colours of our Pilbara wildflowers.

Seeds and Waterways After the rains in the wet season, the waterways are full and the seeds are ready to come up and show all the beautiful colours of our Pilbara wildflowers.

Colours Through The Rocks In Yindjibarndi country there are many different shaped rock formations. It looks like a truck has tipped a huge pile of rocks. At different times of the day, especially in the evening sunset, you will see the beautiful colours changing across the face of the rocks Read more…